Sentence examples for hidden resistance from inspiring English sources

"There is a hidden resistance," he said.

Taylor told BBC Sport that there was a "hidden resistance" preventing black managers getting jobs.

His comments come after the head of the players' union, Gordon Taylor, told BBC Sport last week there was a "hidden resistance" from English clubs to hiring black managers.

Such a lack of diversity has caught the attention of the Professional Footballers Associationn, whose chairman Gordon Taylor described a "hidden resistance" to the appointment of black coaches in the professional game.

This hidden resistance should indeed be intensively explored because it may contribute to the increasing public health threat of the gradual loss of effectiveness of antibiotic treatments.

This hidden resistance must be carefully considered in the therapeutic management of legionellosis patients and in the control of the gradual loss of effectiveness of antibiotics.

Under the Nazis, Communist party projectionist Rudolf Lunau hid resistance fighters in his projection room – a plaque commemorating him, that was put up by the DDR in the 1980s, now adorns the foyer.

Auxiliary units were set up to hide underground and carry out resistance fighting in the event of a German invasion in World War II.

This suggests that the nature of the drug-resistant HIV epidemic could change considerably, initially being driven by acquired resistance and then evolve to be dominated by cases who have transmitted (but hidden) drug resistance.

A hidden electric resistance heats the sculpture's head up to 300 °C, so that the splashing water, conveyed by a hydraulic system, forms a dense steam as it hits the hot metal surface (Fig. 1a, b).

A hidden electric resistance heats the sculpture's head so that the splashing water forms a dense vapour mist as it comes in contact with the hot metal surface.